Packet 6: Bonus 3

One of Michael Haydn’s most unusual bits of orchestration was his use of this instrument in his Symphony No. 24. For 10 points each:
[10h] What instrument nicknames Mozart’s K. 320, a seven-movement piece whose concertante and rondeau third and fourth movements – designated concertante and rondeau respectively – spotlight solo flutes, oboes, and bassoons?
ANSWER: posthorn [or Tonga horn; accept Posthorn Serenade; prompt on horn or natural horn; reject “French horn”]
[10e] The posthorns in Michael Haydn’s Symphony No. 24 and Mozart’s Posthorn Serenade appear in this dance in 3/4, the typical third movement of a Classical symphony. A Boccherini string quintet contains a “celebrated” one of these dances.
ANSWER: minuet
[10m] The opening three dyads of this Beethoven piano sonata imitate a posthorn. This sonata’s finale is titled “Das Wiedersehen” (“dahss VEE-der-zay-en”).
ANSWER: “Les Adieux” sonata [or Ludwig van Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 26 in E-flat major; or Farewell Sonata; or Opus 81a]
<Editors, Classical Music> | O. Playoffs 6 (Editors 6)

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